Design Release Engineer - Crank and Bearings (Auburn Hills)

Design Release Engineer - Crank And Bearings

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We are seeking a Crank and Bearings Design Release Engineer (DRE) to support the design, development, release, and launch of core engine hardware components including crankshafts, bearings, balance shafts, and related systems. This role requires close collaboration with suppliers, execution of quality and validation processes, and support across multiple battery program milestones.

Key Responsibilities :

• Design, develop, release, and launch crankshafts, bearings, balance shafts, and related hardware.
• Partner with supply base on design, sourcing strategies, procurement, builds, and testing.
• Execute Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) and TKO deliverables.
• Conduct engine teardown inspections and perform root cause analysis.
• Complete DVP&R testing for approval of initial samples from production tooling.
• Drive PPAP and safe launch activities.
• Manage final validation and support key battery build milestones.
• Oversee Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier deliverables and milestones.
• Schedule and lead supplier meetings to resolve open engineering items, including design reviews, failure analysis, deliverables, sample orders, and manufacturing readiness.

Qualifications :

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.